SAMPLE SETTINGS:
Now that you have a better understanding of the Outputs and set-up procedures, let's listen to a few sample settings...Keep in mind that if you are using the TO GUITAR AMP jack, the setting of the host amp determines much of the overall character of the sound. We suggest you start by plugging into the host amplifier first and dialing up a balanced and warm clean rhythm sound. Watch out for excessive highs or lows, as an over abundance of either of these frequencies can make it difficult to create a great lead sound.
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GAIN | BASS | MIDDLE | TREBLE PRESENCE | MASTER | |
SPARKLING CLEAN: | | Neck Single / All 3 Singles | CLEAN MODE: | |
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2 | GAIN | BASS | MIDDLE | TREBLE PRESENCE | MASTER |
PUSHED RHYTHM / BLUES SOLO: | Neck Single | CLEAN MODE: |
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3 | GAIN | BASS | MIDDLE | TREBLE PRESENCE | MASTER |
PURRING BLUES : | | | Neck Single | BLUES MODE: |
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HINT: It is possible to alter the gain structure of all three modes in V-TWIN by simply replacing one or both 12AX7 tubes housed under the shielding cage with 12AT7 tubes. This will reduce the amount of gain fairly substantially without compromising the V-TWIN's overall voice. Make sure the unit has not been in use just prior to this simple user mod as hot pre-amp tubes can cause severe burns.
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